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Centre of the Cosmos.
2008
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Title:
Centre of the Cosmos.
Description:
Beijing was an unlikely capital. Situated at the periphery of ancient China, it could have remained an insignificant border town, but for the vision of a few extraordinary men. They saw its strategic value and built on its plains a grand capital. Designed to replicate the Chinese vision of the cosmos, Imperial Beijing was laid out according to the principles of feng shui - the perfect balance between yin and yang, it was believed, would ensure peace and prosperity in the empire.
Publication Date:
2008
Publisher:
London, England : British Broadcasting Corporation
Format:
1 online resource (51 minutes).
Related Titles:
Series: Beijing: Biography of an Imperial Capital ; 1
Subjects:
Imperialism and Colonialism
;
War and Violence
;
Canals
;
Cities
;
Mansions
;
Places of worship
;
Roads
;
Water supply
;
Beijing Shi
;
Documentary
Language:
English
Source:
01DAL UDM ALMA
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